Sentence examples for falling mortality from inspiring English sources

Due to falling mortality in nearly every cause of death, a child born in 2006 is likely to live almost 78 years.

The turnaround reverses decades of falling mortality rates achieved through better medical care and lifestyle choices that continue to improve public health in other groups in the US and in other nations around the world.

Despite the good news in the falling mortality rates of patients, Indigenous Australians still suffer a rate of cardiac disease that is 1.6 times that of the wider community, and poorer access to medical care.

Late last month, the UN's first cholera envoy, Pedro Medrano, said that falling mortality rates do not signify the end of the "silent emergency" because a cholera epidemic can ebb and wane and come back stronger as the bacterium mutates.

Beyond that, many Americans, especially whites with no more than a high school education, have seen worsening health: As my research with my wife, the Princeton economist Anne Case, has demonstrated, for this group life expectancy is falling; mortality rates from drugs, alcohol and suicide are rising; and the long historical decline in mortality from heart disease has come to a halt.

During the 1953 season for example, a complete duffer called Bill Johnston also managed an average of 100, thanks to being dismissed just once in 17 innings.Now two actuaries have diverted their attention from falling mortality rates to devise a system that eliminates this perversity.

Delirium occurs as a common perioperative complication in older patients and is associated with significant adverse outcomes such as increased length of hospital stay, higher postoperative complication rates, falls, mortality and increased discharges to long term care [ 13, 14].

The problem was that substantially more cases than expected were identified, so, whilst disease-specific mortality fell, overall mortality was not improved[, 8 10, 14 17].

These coincided with rising life expectancy and falling infant mortality.

However, most of the gains in life expectancy have come from falling infant mortality.

Combined with the falling infant mortality rate this explains Africa's and Zimbabwe's unusually low life expectancy numbers.Christopher NorinStockholm.